Granite Fest
Published 12:10 am Tuesday, October 22, 2024
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The Ninja Warrior obstacle course was a popular challenge for children of all ages, boys and girls, at Granite Fest Saturday afternoon. There were numerous challenges, incuding this walking along raised discs that swing to reach the next piece. The event at Granite Civic Park ran from 1-7 p.m. and the town leaders hope to once again make it an annual event. There were games and activities, live music, food and vendors to entertain visitors for the afternoon.
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Padded jousting was a hilarious challenge at Granite Fest Saturday, with friends and siblings determined to knock one another off the pedestal with the padded arms.
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Between live music performances, a DJ entertained the crowd, including dancers, at Saturday's annual Granite Fest at Granite Civic Park. The afternoon-long event offered music, food, games and entertainment along with shopping for visitors.
Photo by Elisabeth Strillacci
Two young girls create designs on rocks at a booth at Granite Fest Saturday afternoon. Rocks were left behind the booth on paper plates to dry then collected before day's end.
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The Granite Quarry Fire Department had a bounce house at the annual Granite Fest, but not everyone was ready to leave. This young man leapt out to meet his dad after being convinced to depart.
Photo by Elisabeth Strillacci
Saturday afternoon, several hundred people came out to enjoy music, games, shopping and food at the annual Granite Fest in Granite Quarry. Held at Granite Civic Park on West Peeler Street, the event offered live musical performances, a variety of activities including panning for gems, rock painting, gel pellet shooting galleries, NinjaWarrior obstacle course, padded jousting, all kinds of craft items for sale (including Halloween costumes), and a variety of food trucks, among other things. The event, which ran from 1-7 p.m., started as a celebration of the town’s centennial and after a few years’ hiatus, is back with the hope it will continue to be an annual event.